Margarita González Saravia, who serves as the first female governor of Morelos, made history by concluding her presentation of regional reports across the seven regions in the state. This event took place in the General Emiliano Zapata Salazar Plaza in Cuernavaca, where she showcased the key achievements of her administration in its inaugural year. González Saravia emphasized the importance of these presentations as a means to communicate transparently with the citizens about governmental progress and accountability.

At the event, attended by over eight thousand people from various municipalities including Jiutepec, Temixco, and Xochitepec, she underscored her dedication to transforming Morelos by initiating a new State Security Strategy. This strategy aims to enhance public safety and address regional concerns while assuring citizens of their government's commitment to improve their living conditions. González Saravia was also joined by Julio Antonio Berdegué Sacristán, the Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, who represented the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

The presentations not only served to highlight her administration's successes but also to reaffirm the government's commitment to territorial engagement. By personally traveling to each region, González Saravia aimed to foster a stronger relationship with the residents and encourage community involvement in governance. The event reflects a broader trend of increasing participation by local leaders in state governance, promoting transparency, and moving towards a more inclusive political climate in Mexico.